Thank you, Madam Chair.
As I've listened to my colleagues' comments, I think a few things really stand out. On the idea of the divisions of pensions and divorce, which Ms. Neville mentioned, I think it would be great to have some more data there.
Ms. Mathyssen had some discussion regarding people working as Wal-Mart greeters, perhaps when they're 65. That was portrayed as not being something that people choose to do. I guess there are times when people enjoy some jobs in their retirement and find taking on these tasks to be very much in keeping with.... It would be interesting to know how much of it is choice and how much of it is supplement.
As my children are heading into the workforce, we're trying to encourage them to save money for their retirement right from the start. Is there a difference in, let's say, comparable income--it's $20,000 now and it's $40,000.... Is there a change in how the new generation is saving for retirement when they don't have plans? Is anything done there?